A road trip through the peaceful valley of Franschhoek is long overdue, and this weekend offers the perfect excuse.
Nothing soothes the office-scarred soul quite like a night in the open, with a crackling fire and the sounds of nature all around you. What you need is to go cave camping.
If you haven’t staked your claim in the Western Cape property market by now, and if you have the money honey, now is the time.
“The LSDF intends to transform the CBD into an environment that is more people-centred with urban design interventions to improve mobility and access for pedestrians, efforts to optimise heritage areas, a public land programme to inform land release in support of affordable housing opportunities.”
Anyone can contract Mpox regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation and race, but the risk of wider transmission remains low in the country.
Situated in the Swartberg Mountains about 30 kilometres north of Oudtshoorn, the Cango Caves are frequently described as one of the great Natural Wonders of The World.
Nature meets tech in this creative approach as SkyBugs and agritech company Aerobotics team up to release the wasps above the vineyards in batches of about 500 wasps per drop.
Atterbury and Old Mutual Properties joined the city on Monday to declare that they would join forces to eradicate the scourge.
Spoiler Alert! In the latest episode of of South Africa’s favourite political soap opera, Motion Or No Motion, the ANC and FF Plus join hands to kick the DA out of the Oudtshoorn Municipality.
The worst of the rain seems to have passed, but the Western Cape is still reeling from the recent storms with clean-up and repairs continuing across the province.
Property owners in three Cape Town neighbourhoods are absolutely coining it.
KZN also has a site listed in the nomination, namely the Sibhudu Cave in KwaDukuza.
Wellington and Malmesbury have recently come in vogue due to their attractive combination of affordability, natural beauty, and growth potential.
The reported kidnapping of an alleged 28 gang boss last week by a Colombian drug cartel following a ‘failed international drug heist off the shores of Western Cape’ should be a clear indication that the wolves are no longer at the door, they are inside our house and getting comfortable on your couch.
Western Cape Police had a busy weekend.
Labour set for UK election landslide, Greece introduces six-day working week, Rassie waxes lyrical about ‘windgat’ Irish, New species of hallucinogenic mushrooms discovered in Southern Africa, and British teen Oliver Bearman signs for Haas F1 team.
There are adventures to be had in our backyard, go explore them.
Donald Sutherland dead at 88, Vodacom CEO kisses R28 million goodbye, US rapper Travis Scott arrested, DA suspends Renaldo Gouws, and World’s longest zipline to open up in the Western Cape.
It’s not surprising that our province stands out with the highest average rent in South Africa, at R10 300 per month.
Although scientists already knew that killer whales were feasting on great whites in the Western Cape, this is the first time it has ever been confirmed in the Eastern Cape.
Authorities are still searching for 51 people.
Why hasn’t humanity used the vast potential of artificial intelligence to help us make the most important decisions?
“We’re at the receiving end of failed national policies, which are left to local government to solve.”
Nearly three weeks after being kidnapped outside a Brits primary school, cousins Mohamed Bataviya, 19, and Zahraa Mohamed, 17, have finally been freed after a successful sting operation by police.
Our police may have 99 problems, but stoned rats aren’t one of them.
Sprawled across an approximately 60,000-hectare belt along the Western Coast, lies the Rooibos Route – your gateway to all the knowledge you need about what makes Mzansi’s famous tea so lekker and local.
The warning follows the disappearance of four children in the Western Cape in the last two weeks.
A viral video of a man recently driving the Bloukraans Pass from Western Cape to Eastern Cape has shown the stark difference between the roads run by different political parties in the country.
We’ve already added ice to the tequila dispenser and set up a splash pool in the 2OV boardroom.
We’ve all been thinking it, but FNB senior property economist John Loos just confirmed it.